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I was sitting and a playin', with my sister Marie, When this strange little dog, walked up to me He looked like a Lab, but with 2 inch legs He left a trail in the snow, from the parts that dragged.
I brought him into the house, and I gave him some food, My mom said 'Get out!' (She was being kinda rude!) 'We've got two dogs!', so I led him away But he beat me back home, and he was there to stay
A few days went by, and to my surprise Old Shorty brought home, a smelly prize A frozen whitefish, from someones ice-hut I thought they'd be angry, with my little mutt
So I followed his trail, out on to the ice To a little red hut, but the folks were nice Said Shorty looked sad, and that in the end they gave that little fish, to my little friend
<CH> Old Shorty sure was a friendly dog, but he wasn't very quick He was low and slow, a funny dog, and he couldn't do ANY tricks He never bit or barked or ran, and he came when he was called But sometimes when he was feeling blue, he'd howl.
For nineteen long years, old shorty walked Arthritic, blind 'n deaf, but the town still talked to that little lab, with the 2 inch legs Who left a trail in the snow, from the parts that dragged.
But his time has passed, and he's well on his way to greener pastures, where the puppies play And I'm choked for words, to say how I feel About that poor old dog, who is buried in this field.
<CH> Old Shorty sure was a friendly dog, but he wasn't very quick He was low and slow, a funny dog, and he couldn't do ANY tricks He never bit or barked or ran, and he came when he was called And every year on the day he died, in honour I give a howl.
Aooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!
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